bunker (n.)
- acropolis
- archives
- armory
- arsenal
- attic
- bank
- basement
- bastion
- bay
- beachhead
- bin
- blockhouse
- bombproof
- bookcase
- box
- bridgehead
- burrow
- buttery
- castle
- cave
- cavern
- cellar
- cellarage
- chest
- citadel
- closet
- concealment
- conservatory
- countermine
- cove
- cover
- covert
- crate
- crib
- cupboard
- depository
- depot
- ditch
- dock
- donjon
- drawer
- dugout
- dump
- earth
- entrenchment
- exchequer
- fastness
- fort
- fortress
- fosse
- foxhole
- gallery
- garrison
- godown
- grot
- grotto
- hold
- hole
- hutch
- keep
- lair
- library
- locker
- lumberyard
- magazine
- mine
- moat
- mote
- parallel
- peel
- pillbox
- post
- rack
- rath
- repertory
- repository
- reservoir
- rick
- safehold
- sap
- sewer
- shelf
- shelter
- stack
- storage
- store
- storehouse
- storeroom
- stronghold
- subway
- tank
- tower
- treasury
- trench
- tunnel
- vat
- vault
- ward
- warehouse
- warren
bunker (v.)
I shall enter on no encomium upon Massachusetts; she needs none. There she is. Behold her, and judge for yourselves. There is her history; the world knows it by heart. The past, at least, is secure. There is Boston and Concord and Lexington and Bunker Hill; and there they will remain forever.